
From Mat Seller to Martial Saint of the Mortal World
从织席贩履到人间武圣
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- Completed
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- 1.2M Words
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- Eastern Fantasy
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- Xuanhuan
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- 7mo ago
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- Qidian
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How come I read several books at the beginning and learned how to become a saint in the world of martial arts? At the beginning, my family was at odds, my grandfather didn't borrow money to learn martial arts, and he still had a good relative to support him 🙂
He has been suppressing his realm, and has been surviving in the troubled times. Others are unscrupulous, and only the protagonist can tolerate it as much as the two fools. Others are trying to mess with you. In that kind of environment, you don't know how to make things happen, and you just keep going your own way. I broke through the second level of Anjin twice. The first time I broke the mirror at Zhou's house, and later I broke through the second level of Anjin while taking drugs 😒
Your introduction is so detailed, it's a waste of time to read it.
I read the introduction
Most people who read the book don't like the protagonist to be someone else's subordinate. If he doesn't want to be the emperor's soldier, he is not a good soldier.
Most of the limited-edition books are bullshit, and this one is just feeding shit to readers.
This author really dominates the protagonist in all aspects
The hang-up is big, but you are afraid of collapse. Innate physique, resources, martial arts, everything will be a bit bad. If you are so afraid, you can make a smaller mark on the hang-up. Can't you start normally?
Aboriginal. You can't change your worldview and outlook on life. Because you don't know anything! I thought it was time travel. This is a good book.
I have been a bookworm for several years. It seems that although I skipped reading in the front and middle, the writing in the back is getting better and better. It is very useful. Brothers, please post more and support me. The author leaves an impression on future generations
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Based on reader feedback, explain the confusion: 1. The two paragraphs in quotation marks in the introduction. The first paragraph is about Cao Cao assassinating Dong in the Romance of the Three Kingdoms and swearing an oath in Wang Yun's mansion. The second paragraph is about the completion of Tongque Tower and Cao Cao's speech. The original text is as follows: "Emperor Tian Later in the land, Cao Cao, the heroic cavalry captain of the Han Dynasty, swore to kill the traitor Dong Zhuo, went to the imperial court, and thanked the world at dawn. He would die through fire and water. " "I was a foolish person, and I started to be filial and honest. Later, when the world was in chaos, I built a house in my hometown. I wanted to escape from this world and study in the spring and summer. I spent my days hunting in autumn and winter, waiting for the world to be peaceful." "I didn't want the imperial court to recruit me into the army, and I was named a captain of the Dian Army. From then on, I said goodbye to my idle life, served the country, and conquered bandits from all directions. My first wish was to inscribe on my tombstone after my death, "The tomb of Cao Hou, the former general of the Han Dynasty." At the beginning of the suppression of the Yellow Turbans, I conquered Dong Zhuo, eliminated Yuan Shu, defeated Lu Bu, destroyed Yuan Shao, and conquered Liu Biao. I finally brought peace to the world and brought great power to the world. Now that I am the prime minister, my position as a minister has reached the extreme. What hope can I have?" It is a big mistake to ask me to hand over my military power and return to the country. I am afraid that if I lose, the country will be in danger, and the world will be in chaos. How can I cause great trouble for my reputation..." "Who can know my heart?"
It's a fantasy world, and most authors can't get out of the trap of fictional history. In the end, they become famous with one punch, and they still act like courtiers. It's all routine and nothing new.